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JSON is extremely powerful and very light for well structured matrix /array like data objects. This is particularly useful for financial time series objects (as
by santa_boy 15y ago
JSON is extremely powerful and very light for well structured matrix /array like data objects. This is particularly useful for financial time series objects (asset prices, economics, etc).
For example, in financial time series/ trading applications, see the following two charts, a data table and a visualization chart completely generated on the fly using JSON data inputs through ajax calls.
Makes the application very light and all rendering is done on the client side.
Market Returns Dashboard: http://bit.ly/iVxYoP http://bit.ly/iVxYoP
Daily Market Commentary: http://bit.ly/my5A3c http://bit.ly/my5A3c
- deno 15y agoYou can just as well use XML. The XSD list data-type makes for great building block for structured arrays. For example: Schema: <xs:element name="series"> <xs:simpleType> <xs:list itemType="xs:double"/> </xs:simpleType> </xs:element> Document: <series>1.0 2.0 1.2 15.6 3.1 4.5 3.2</series>